The 25 Week 11



Good afternoon! This is my weekly chart for singles. Only 25 songs are eligible to enter the singles chart.

'Fejs' sung by Milan Stanković gained one spot to no. 1 after debuting at no. 2 last week while last week topper descends 2 spots. 'Gonna Let You Know' by Safura re-entered the chart at no. 2, making it the best re-entering song in The25 history. Starting this week, all songs related to Eurovision Song Contest can enter the chart. So, 'Glow', song used in interval act of ESC in 2010 debuted at no. 8 while only 4 songs debuted this week. 5 songs re-entered while Eric Saade both occupy the biggest jump and the biggest fall this week with 'Upgrade' and 'Someone New'.


Biggest jump: Upgrade by Eric Saade (9-4)
Biggest fall: Someone New by Eric Saade (5-15)
Debut  : 4 songs
Re-enter: 5 songs



No.
Title
Artist(s)
Movement
1
Fejs
Milan Stanković
+1
2
Gonna Let You Know
Safura
RE-ENTER
3
Valged Ööd
Getter Jaani ft. Koit Toome
-2
4
Upgrade
Eric Saade
+5
5
Fairytale
Alexander Rybak
+2
6
Foolin’
Alexander Rybak
-3
7
Popular
Eric Saade
+1
8
Glow
Madcon
DEBUT
9
Paradise
Safura
DEBUT
10
In The Club
Danny Saucedo
DEBUT
11
Mir
Dima Bilan
-5
12
Bad Behaviour
Jedward
-8
13
Made of Pop
Eric Saade
+2
14
Fly to Stay Alive
maNga
-4
15
Someone New
Eric Saade
-10
16
Atlantis
Alexander Rybak
-5
17
Düm Tek Tek
Hadise
RE-ENTER
18
Believe
Dima Bilan
-1
19
Life Looks Better in Spring
Jon Lilygreen & The Islanders
RE-ENTER
20
Satellite
Lena Meyer-Landrut
+4
21
March On
Safura
DEBUT
22
Never Let You Go
Dima Bilan
-3
23
Funny Little World
Alexander Rybak
RE-ENTER
24
Et S'il Fallait Le Faire
Patricia Kaas
RE-ENTER
25
Every Way That I Can
Sertab Erener
-9

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© 2011 Hafiz Halwi

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